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... Tue Cuurcu.—The Rev, Mr Macgregor acknowledges, with thanks, receipt of £10 from H. Tunbridge, and of £1 from friends at Lunbar, for M‘Cheyne Memorial Church, Tue aT THE Gas Worxs.—George Adams, painter, one of the men injured at the Gas Works on Monday ...
... rs MAGDALINE MACGREGOR, and LAYI ,DANY George Street, Perth, has this Day been disposed of by her Trustees, to her Soo, GOR, who will in future carry it on for his own be. hoof. ROB. MACGREGOR, For Self, sod other Trustees of Mrs MACGREGOR. Pat* May, 1888 ...
... ABERDEEN, We understand that the Rev. Patrick Macgregor, M.A., minister of the parish of Logiealmond, is a candidate for the chair of Systematic Theology in the University Aberdeen. MONTROSE. Irish Missions.—A public meeting was held the Independent Chapel ...
... worse, with the exception of good *km '• 4 was conveyed to Mr Mather's Lnigingwhere was kindly treated, aud put iu dry y Story.—ln his lecture in the Old Church, Wednesday, the Rev. Mr Macgregor, of Moniraail, the following story: —In the familiar manner ...
... Perth, August; Tait, St Madoes, 19th August; Mr J. Anderson, Forteviot, 26th August; Mr Milne, Perth, 2d September; and Mr Macgregor, Logieburn, 9th September.—The Clerk reminded the Presbytery that tho moderation in a call to Stanley the August. A deputation ...
... Dunfermline, on the R'h Mrs Macgregor, of son. ' uo s lnsr « «»»» * i'. oa 1!t ' John Sl ™> ...
... John. Wert, G.C.8., Admiral of the Fleet. At the Garriacm. Church, Fort•Williant •'skulls. on the 23d November, Robert 'MacGregor Stewart. Req., Royal Artillery, to Caroline Artknrine, only child of the late Rev. Arthur Henry Glasse, !f. A., chaplain ...
... Esq., Provost; Messrs William Duncan and John Don, Bailies; William Davidson, Dean of Guild; C. Will, Town- Treasurer; H. Mather, Hospital-Master; and J. L. Gordon, James Guthrie, William Black, and James Middleton, Councillors. The Commissioners accepted ...
... Jamas Malr, Bridge Allan. Ecu Snu*t-—Thuriday-Re*. Mr Dalrymple. suardiy and cundar—Re*. Mr Rnatell, Rattray, aad Mr Mather. Monday-Mr Mather. Labi (Bar. Wllaon's).— Thursday—Be*. Black, St Andrews Saturday p.*:. Son jay, and Monday p.jl>—Re*. John Dualop ...
... Muir, Bridge of Allan Bell Street.—Thursday—Rev. Mr Dalrymple. day and Sunday—Rev. Mr Russell, Rattray, and Mr Mather. Monday—.Mr Mather. Temple Lane (Kev. James Wilson's). —Thursday—Rev. James Black, St Andrews. Saturday (half past p.m.), Sun-lay, and ...
... Hooeymao, daughter of the late Mr Boyle, Dunfermline. At the paridt of Maine, the Inst., by the Rev. John M'Mortrle. Mr Krancie Macgregor, bleacher, Claverhooee, ULwbeth. daoshter of the late Mr Oram. Ozilvie’s Land, Lift Road. Lochee, on the 2 ith Inst., the ...
... Muir, Bridge of Allan. , Bell Street.—Thursday—Rev. Mr Dalrymple Satur and Sunday—Rev. Mr Russell, Rattray, and Mr Mather. •Monday— Mr Mather. T Temple Lane (Rev. James Wilson's).—Thursday—Rev. Black. Andrews. Saturday (half past 3 p.m.), lay, and Mo_iday ...